Resources for engaging your community
Speak out for immigration reform that reunites families, protects all workers and provides a way for undocumented immigrants to earn legal status. Say NO! to racial profiling and YES! to immigration reform today.
People of faith around the country have taken leadership to enact humane immigration reform. Through direct service, prayer vigils, communicating with their members of Congress, hosting potlucks and worship services, protesting anti-immigrant ordinances, and educating their communities on the need for immigration reform, they have demonstrated that people of faith support a common sense, moral resolution to our broken immigration system.
Ways to get involved:
NEW! DREAM Act Action Alert & Resources
- Three Easy Ways You Can Support Immigration Reform
- Basic “Letters to the Editor” Toolkit for Immigration Reform
- Phone, fax or email your Senators and Representative NOW and tell them fair, humane immigration reform cannot wait! Click here to Speak Out!
- Become a fan of the new Church World Service Immigrants & Refugees page on Facebook and join the discussion.
- Read the Interfaith Platform on Humane Immigration Reform, and sign it by sending an email to jsmyers@churchworldservice.org
- Share your reflections on Scripture texts on immigration
Interfaith Immigration Event Calendar
ACTION GRANTS NOW AVAILABLE
Apply for resources to help your community advocate for immigration reform! CWS is offering local faith communities and service providers across the country the opportunity to apply for Action Grants of up to $1,000 to support events and organizing focused on mobilizing opposition to state anti-immigrant measures and urging members of Congress to take leadership in enacting bipartisan federal immigration reform. Grants are limited so please apply soon. Open this document for details on how to apply:
Local Action Grants for Immigration Reform – Application
CALL FOR VOLUNTEER APPLICATIONS: SERVICE SPEAKS ADVOCATES
Help tell the stories of immigrants and lead your community in transforming service into advocacy for immigration reform as a Service Speaks Advocate. Service Speaks Advocates will have access to funding for local advocacy initiatives, advocacy training, and travel opportunities, and can have their writing featured in various CWS publications. Positions limited so please apply soon. Open this document for more information and the application:
Service Speaks Advocates Application
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